Trump’s first 100 days: A conversation with Chuck Coughlin

President Donald Trump gives a thumbs-up as speaks at the National Rifle Association-ILA Leadership Forum, Friday, April 28, 2017, in Atlanta. The NRA is holding its 146th annual meetings and exhibits forum at the Georgia World Congress Center. (AP Photo/Mike Stewart)

Since former President Franklin Delano Roosevelt successfully pushed through a mass of legislation in his first 100 days, presidents have been measured for their performance at this milestone.

President Donald Trump passed that mark Saturday, so the Think Tank takes a look back at how he has done. To this end, we invited Chuck Coughlin, one of the sharpest political minds around, to engage him in a discussion of how the president has fared in his first three-plus months in office.

We take a look at Trump’s:

legislative accomplishments (a Supreme Court nominee confirmed)

foreign affairs (brinksmanship with North Korea, engagement with China)

government by executive order (travel bans, deportations, loosening of environmental regulations)

In a final segment, we look at some of Trump’s personal attributes.

Is he as good a negotiator as he says he is?

How engaged is he in his policies?

What other forces have impacted his administration? Has the Republican establishment won out over Trump’s personal proclivities?